[2026] A Collection of Western Songs with Titles Starting with D
This article brings together and introduces only songs with titles that start with “D,” selected from a wide range of Western music—mainly popular genres like rock and pop—from the 1950s up to the present 2020s.
When you think of “D,” words like “DREAM” or “DAY” come to mind right away, and there are surely plenty of songs that begin with a question like “Do you ~,” too.
It’s a concept you won’t often see on other sites, and it can even be used for a song-title shiritori game.
Be sure to check it out!
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diamonds are foreverNEW!bbno$

Hailing from Vancouver, Canada, rapper bbno$ has earned worldwide popularity with his catchy hooks and unique persona.
He stirred up controversy by hinting at retirement around December 2025, but swiftly returned with a new release in January 2026: “diamonds are forever.” Shifting away from his trademark energetic style, the track contrasts fleeting things like wealth and fame with values that endure, delivering a wistful, introspective lyricism and sound that truly resonates.
Read as a declaration of his resolve to enter a new phase after the retirement saga, this song is perfect for anyone feeling weary of our glittering social media age, or for those who want to sink into music on a quiet night.
Dream OnNEW!Aerosmith

Formed in Boston in 1970 around Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, Aerosmith is hailed as one of America’s greatest rock bands.
Having been inducted into the Hall of Fame, they released their debut album, Aerosmith, in 1973, which we’ll introduce here.
While the album didn’t make a big splash upon release, its tracks were later reappreciated and the record has remained beloved over the years.
Their playing—still inexperienced in studio recording at the time—is strikingly raw, with a direct expression of their admiration for their roots in blues and R&B.
Different from their later, more polished masterpieces, the sound brims with the glittering rawness of a band in its rough diamond stage and the urgency of their early impulses—an irresistible listen for anyone who wants to feel rock’s intensity in their bones.
Deja VuNEW!Crusher-P

A stylish track that fuses glittering piano melodies with exhilarating EDM sounds.
Created with involvement from Crusher-P—one of the leading figures in the English-language Vocaloid scene—alongside Circus-P and others, the piece quickly hit a million views after its PV was released on YouTube in July 2016.
The English duet by Hatsune Miku and Megurine Luka feels fresh, and the lyrics, centered on the pain of a recurring relationship, lend a bittersweet touch to the danceable soundscape.
Also included on Circus-P’s album “715,” it’s a beloved classic that has stood the test of time.
Highly recommended for those who want to enjoy both body-moving beats and a surge of melancholic emotion.
DriveNEW!Ed Sheeran

Ed Sheeran, the singer-songwriter who continues to captivate the world with countless classic songs.
While Ed is best known for folk and pop, this new track—released as an advance single from the official soundtrack of the film “F1: The Movie,” which premiered in June 2025—is a rock number that overturns his previous image.
With Foo Fighters’ Dave Grohl joining on drums, the high-octane sound delivered by a stellar lineup is irresistible.
It brilliantly captures the tension and exhilaration of racing, and just listening to it makes you feel your engine revving.
Why not crank up the volume and use it as energizing background music when you need to get pumped for desk work or shake off drowsiness?
DaydreamNEW!I Hate Models

I Hate Models is a France-born producer who develops a techno style that fuses industrial, trance, and rave sounds.
Active since around 2015, he is known for albums such as L’Âge des métamorphoses (2019) and Forever Melancholia (released in 2024).
Despite a mysterious style that hides his face, his emotionally stirring, intense performances have won fervent support—especially among Gen Z—and he has earned worldwide acclaim, even ranking in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs in 2025.
His unique sound, where ferocity and melancholy coexist, is perfect for anyone who wants to release their emotions through hard-hitting music!
DangerousNEW!Surprise Chef

Surprise Chef from Melbourne are a distinctive five-piece in the instrumental scene.
Formed at the end of 2017, they established a cinematic playing style and drew attention with their 2020 album “All News Is Good News.” Influenced by ’70s film music and hip-hop, their sound—often described as “moody instrumental jazz-funk”—carries a unique atmosphere that invites listeners into imagined stories.
Their 2023 album “Education & Recreation” was nominated for the ARIA Award in the jazz category, underscoring their proven talent.
They continue to work energetically, releasing the album “Superb” in May 2025, and are highly recommended for lovers of soul and funk.
[2026] A Compilation of Western Songs with Titles Starting with D (21–30)
Don’t Leave Me This WayNEW!THELMA HOUSTON

The talented singer Thelma Houston, who hails from Mississippi and has roots in gospel.
She began her career in the late 1960s and is known for leaving behind classic soul and disco recordings on labels such as Motown.
Her career gained full momentum with the 1969 album Sunshower, but it was the 1976 single “Don’t Leave Me This Way” that cemented her worldwide popularity.
With that song, she earned high acclaim, including winning the Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance in February 1978.
It’s also well known that she is not related to Whitney Houston.
If you’re looking to lift your spirits with a powerful voice, why not give her work a listen?


